Two scavengers in Night City make a living for themselves stealing cyberware and indulging in parties and braindances. One seeks to become the most famous gangster in the city. The other longs for something more—meaning, belonging, warmth . . . As they chase their dreams, their paths begin to deviate. But one thing they can both agree on, in a place like Night City—you run, you fight, you change, or you die.

World War Three is over, but for nomad soldier Deunan Knute and her cyborg lover, Briareos, the greatest challenge lies ahead, not in the abandoned cities and DMZs of a post-war battlefield, but on the streets of a new utopia. Shirow Masamune's visionary Appleseed is widely regarded not only as one of the linchpin works of graphic fiction, but one of the most influential science-fiction stories in recent memory, culminating in the astonishing 2005 animated adaptation. Appleseed Hypernotes, never before collected in America, features an over 80-plus-page Appleseed tale, plus reams of detailed information and art of the characters, machines, and weapons of Appleseed, presented in a non-Westernized, right-to-left reading format. • Contains Appleseed stories from Super Manga Blast! #25-39.

2049, high-Earth orbit. Will McGillis is in deep s***. Betrayed by the mercenary crew of his orbital clean-up vessel, the AMALA, and blown out into space with nothing but a space suit and his wits, McGillis must perform the impossible if he’s ever to see his family again…

In the early 1900s, Henry Naughton returns home to the family farm in the swampy Pine Barrens of southern New Jersey. One night, he encounters a strange predator stalking the woods. This sends the young scholar on a research project that uncovers the legend of Mother Leeds and the terrible birth of the JERSEY DEVIL in 1735. James Tynion IV (BLUE BOOK, Something is Killing the Children) and Steve Foxe (Dark X-Men, All Eight Eyes along with Piotr Kowalski (Bloodborne, Where Monsters Lie) bring the Jersey Devil to life in a supernatural tale of horror that peels back unknown layers of history and reveals local monsters and universal terrors. • The first in a new series of TRUE WEIRD tales of cryptids from James Tynion IV and Tiny Onion! • Four issue series.

In 2013, it's not enough for a soldier to be faster and stronger, they have to be smarter. Spencer Cradle was created to be the world's smartest soldier, but was considered a failure. But when the next generation model goes rogue, it's up to Cradle to hunt him down.

Check out the new series created by William Shatner. See never before seen images from this series. In the near future, friction mounts between the Earth and its Martian colony. Only diplomat Benton Hawkes stands a chance of bringing the warring factions together. There's only two problems--Hawkes hates Mars, and even if he does go, there's an assassin out to kill him before he can get there....

Traveller is a steampunk adventure story set at the turn of the 19th century. Made using cutting-edge 3D modelling combined with traditional hand inking, the story focuses on the greater good and what price we are prepared to pay for it.

Set in 1947, amidst the largest UFO flap in history, four crew members must go to the moon to investigate a lunar signal that has been picked up by British radio astronomers. Their mission brings them into contact with mysterious British Intelligence Officers, deranged ex-Nazi scientists, CIA operatives, Scottish Highland Sheep, and the biggest, most insidious conspiracy the world has ever faced.

Data is the only currency. Privacy is the only crime. In the country of Seaboard, you are connected, or you are deleted. The server rules over all, and those who would choose to live as Disconnects find themselves hunted by the Axons. These elite soldiers have one task: to protect the integrity of the network.

Imagine an alternative timeline where Napoleon not only conquers Earth, but also reaches out into the stars! Napoleon was a polarizing character in history, to say the least. As with so many figures in history, he was a mix of positives and negatives. On one hand he was a great commander and leader, on the other a ruthless raider of antiquities and a looter of artwork. During his campaigns in Egypt, he discovered the Rosetta Stone, used to unlock the ancient Egyptian language, but then subsequently took much of what he discovered back to France with him. Throughout his military career he won 52 battles and ruled over 44 million people in Europe and overseas colonies. Now imagine if this shrewd and unrelenting emperor-general had access to other planets...